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see went to the front, and. holding the lead.
won easily by three lengths, Jim McGowan
second, live In front of Mystic.
oLENBAR FIRST BY TWENTY LENGTHS.
Handicap swespstakes for hunters At go each play
Renrleineu riders; eight entries; about three mice
Queens County stable. b. y. Glenbar. T. by uleneg-,
f s.vsRs', r. Flames aged ia tSr. SAVAGE -.
HempStead stables blk, Big thief lt9 Ont aorrisl
Pools-ulenDar and Flames $40 each biR chief, go
Flames took big lead after the flag fell, and
showed tho way twice around to the water lump,
which he took three lengths In front q Glen.
bar but he swerved before reaching the next
iuuip and Glen bar took the lead, opening big
Flames second. six lengths In front OF Big Uhlei.
WILL DAVIS CAPTURES THE AUTUMN sTEEPLE-
CHASE.
sach for EaTerS 81 lorfes for those declared ~ aug
and Sib II by Aug ~, with 300 added NJ which SSb TO
OF 500; gentlemen riders allowed pounds about two
" .. Il" pays d. g. WIN Davis aged BY FAdIadesu-
queens Sssss' County our Stable. b. zans6a i4s dock
R. h Ms1 anns b T. Jack q 42 twhyburnj
MekenHe Eoiist and Navigator ALSO ran inc last TWO
Too.sMlI Davis 81; asld, SIS Musual' paid seio'
Zangbar went off with the lead and showed
the way TO tho wall opposite the stand. where
EoIist fell and Navigator bolted. Znnghar con-
tinuod In the lead 10 the far turn, where Jack
went to the front and showed the way oyer the
2angbsr' and viii Davis taking It almost Il;
multaneously. Jack onlinued In the lead
around the turn. past the Cheever cottage, and
along the bacGstreteh to the doyP5s ,I hl1rdiss'
who led ZanRbar ten lengths. On tue far turn
VIII Davis closed upon and then passed jack,
aisnbAr ct the same Tune moving uD. WIN
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
Prince xturblde's Rtng.

Eev YORK Letter to TIE ChicaSo Tines.
In the famous room also sat the
Prince Yturbide attended by some
Philadelphia friends. His name fig
ured among the foreign guests at New
port this season, for 1t is related that
he chose that seaport in preference to
Long Branch because his cousin,
Prince Salvador Yturbide, had hu-
initiating experience ther re in 1873
The story is none too short, but l will
tell it notwithstanding. 1t appears
that among Prince Salvador's treasures
is a curiously wrought massive gold
ring, the gift of the unfortunate EN-
press Carlotta. One of the bellies of
the fast set of that period at Long
Branch expressed great animation OF
this ring, whereupon the Prince, draw
ing it from his finger, gallantly placed
1t on hers after usual formula-"all
in my house is yours"-of Spanish po
liteness. The lively girl took him at his
word, thanked him enthusiastically
and went off with the ring. The
Prince IN great t:ibllation sought out
the gentleman who had introduced
him to the young lady and begged
that he would obtain for him the re
turn of the rig, as he would never
dare to present himself befor the I'm
perial family OF Austria without it.
This was done, and after considerable
modification, to which the belle was
merciless in exposing him, Prince Sal
yador recovered HE trinket. But the
incident is quito sufficient to prevent
any member of the Yturbide family
from being enticed to Long Branch.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
How the rr.wsos overp,ayea,

OF all the English snobs of great
pretensions who few high. sank low
probably the Frewens ar p the chiefs.
Their career in Wyom ing as great
cattle kings vii! long be remembered
They planted oysters on Ireland's
coast; organized a bat guano cave
stock company in Texas; constructed
a beef pacAin house on the summit ot
the Rocky Mountains; made cowboys
of freshly imported Engll lsh lads; main.
tanned princely establis hment on the
frontier that would have bankrupted
Monte Cristo; erected a city residence
in Cheyenne which they occupied lie IS
than one month a year; established
relay stations SO as to make lightning
journeys through the Territory; had
flowers shipped by the wagon load To
their "ranch." and conducted business
in general upon high-pressure go-as
you please system that was constant
surprise to even the most reckless anc
extrava giant Americans. To them il
due in part the collapse of Posts Ban
in Cheyenne; and bringing discrcdlt OF
the cattle business OF the West. They
cut a ewath in the hprizon like th,
trail of n rocket and came down bank
rupt ard useless.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
Fifty Ueuu u lead Ali Around.
- -, LaBolA

Eon tue OhiuaSo AAoloiu
The ladies' of Chicago believed that
the Presidents wife would greet them
In new gown. She did. At least
. 900 sisters OF the Garden City deter
mined to welcome the mistress of the
White House in new gowns. They
did, So many new and nice gowns
were never before seen in connection
with any social event west OF Phila
delphia. The gowns were costly. the
aggregate of carriage hire was at least
$l2 900, and twice that sum was ex-
pended in order that certai a society
men who were "short" might be
"long" on dress suits. Ten thousand
persons incurred extraordinary ex-
pense in order that they might see the
President and his wife at the Colum-
bia, and estimating the per capita out
lay at $3.50. the reception cost $75,-
600. Add to this the cost OF the deco
rations along five miles Of march,
which represented $50, 900, and some
idea may be gathered of tho cost of q
Presidential-and prospectively of q
Vice Presidential visitation. The
item of street car expense cannot be
ignored, for it mounts to the magnif-
cent total OF $4,000. Extra expendi
lures for downtown lunches, dinner
and drinks FIR 100, 900 people is no
extravagantiy estimated at $50, 600
and having thus demonstrated clea
outlay of about $3.50, 900 readers will
agree that value received is not who'll,
q sentimental idea in Presidential re
ceptions. .r
| Two hundred and fifty tbousan
dollars spent that 500 900 people Nigh
!!see the President of the United State
land his wife. Do we regret it? No
sir The President found no flies il
this vicinity. No visitors ever did
none ever will. In this instance it cos
| $3.50, 900 to keep the flies of.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
Cold storage for Eruits.

Some modification Of cpiaion has
taken place within the last year in
reference to the value aDd desi-abilNy
1f ice IefriRerarisn, tsp ciaily for
grapes, prars. apples and TIE tsndrret
fruits H. bas been demonstrated, a8
~ss eIp1ct3d, that TIE saSsre exActioDs
Of successful reirjRs ration are oupide
tha means aud method CT tic average
srower, and that only the careful
,netbOdtcai and psinstsfing will be
oer etstei by 1t IL has also been salts.
fac.oriiy shown that frpiis held back
oy ice Refrigeration AUST necessarily be
used very soou after exposure to
|chsngs OF Temperature. Impairment
Of flavor IL also conceded. Within the
past few months u rev. patented pro-
osss has been brought ous Ia this Vi.
ointty for the preservation CT perish
sbls goods. iraits. etc.. by purified air.
rhis 10 known as Dr.. Foote'S patent.
| aud is entirely distinct from the en- Tor.
prise referred to year ago az being
tried entirely here and NO, prom isir z
| satists ctory resultp, and which has
since bern abandon cd. But this new
pro. ees is yet au experiment, and not
safi ciently spproved to warrant
Recommendation OF to prticulAriy DC.
scribe It here.
The object OF this article Is 10 ansxe or
lor TO suggest an answer, to the inquiry
of those who canpot afford to erect
costly refrlgerato-s. eDtailing high run
lining expenses. At Odntondale few
have storehouses or rooms whore they
lhave kept grapss for eight and ten
weeks In good condition, and when re-
moved from storage they have with
stood the atm ospheric change without
Iapparert Injury, and endured the
change in com parably bsttsr than those
from s'cold storage" Experiep CO and
} obser yation show that the best location
{ | for suoh room or house Is In q northern
! bank or side hill. 1t should be double
wAlltd-that is, either there ell ould b.
cad air space batween the outer sidiDi
; or lining, or the space should be dllet
In with sawdust. or other insulstini
r 20 aseriaI. Ig should ba we'll ven tilatot
and drained, and there should BIS win
Idows OF two sides for night ventilation
!; the room being opened at night TOR tn
oool air, and closed IN the mort Ing
These conditions might be modified &C
oordlug to circumstances, the mail
lpo,nts being adequate iDsula,ion, vei
ttilation aud drainage, to ensure IN
Ilovest temperature and dryness Of q
Imosphere. With house built on thi
Jpan 10 is believed e great desideratuI
will be supplied. In many cases thee
conditiols nsy be formed or perfeote
b. !in rooms or buildings already erOotet
. W tn slight improvements.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
Capt. TESTERS Singular Experience

from the Baltimore Ancr.eln.
The President has only one of his
old time Buffalo supporters In the
White House or In any capacity near
him. This 10 Capt. Jester. who was
brought from Albany soon after the
Inauguration and assigned 10 a place
as messenger In the Executive Man
sion. Capt. jester Is a tall man, OF
about forty, who is very quiet and Sc
date, and who always seems to carry a
weight of responsibility on his shoul.
ders He has war record, toe, and
it is a good one. He was only fifteen
years of age when he entered the
army, and he fought bravely with the
regiment of New York cavalry to
which he was attached. But the cap
tain sell ON talks OF his experience as
| soldier. His friends tell tales about
him occasionally, however. Here is
rather good story which one Of them
told to-day:
"At fight near City Point TESTERS
company was doing infantry service,
when one of his comrades was wound
| cd. 'Oh, JESTER said the poor fel
low, Il am wounded in the leg and
can't walk. Garry me to the rear.
Jester picked up the fellow, who
weighed about one hundred and eighty
pounds, and threw him over his
shoulder. He had walked about half
way to The hospital. when he met
another comrade. In the meantime q
cannonball had cut off the wounded
mans head. The third party said:
Where are you taking that man?' I
an taking him to the hospital said
Jester. why, you fool, the doctors
can do him no good; he amt got no
head said the speaker. Jester was
very tired. He lifted the body from
his shoulder, and throwing it violently
to the ground exclaiu.ed: Col darn
his picture; he told me he was shot in
the foot! This is the reason why
Jester will mover give cent to beg
gar who says he lost his arm or leg
while in fight near the scene of thi
tCapiaiu's ruitess labors."
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
loRIGINAL.l
DIsAPPOINrm ENT.
Rsspsc fully ded.o ,teA 4, my friend Jehr
m8ris Taylor OF Phil .de Ipnia Pa,

Rsspsc fully det.o,tsA I, my friend Jshn
hari' Taylor OF Phil .deIp Ipnia, Pa.
When the heart with hope f. swelling,
Aid the mia 10 4 'mtv set,
On al obi ,cI; hFnI7 dwe log,
Disap 1oiGtmsDt say not yet.
Whom we look at obiects coming,
thosa We long 90 muc9 to yet
There 10 'om stbtDy siyty bunmiay,
ID appointment says no. yet.
Whan In orr brightest m momsnt,
Wnea Cut BJreOWs we fOrRst;
There is stili a sly expsnsat,
DisappointDen ns aaJ 20 not yet
When "a aVony we're burning.
When with trouola xe'ro $50,
IN ugh feliefJ our boDe I e.roing.
DisAppoIntm ant sbys not yst
When this bsy,sr ASH a penny
For his stttying little Pct,
The ahsSar from co. many
Disappointmentstys not ye:.
Whsn tbs angel shall be s,undiny,
Whom the sun with blood is wt;
with those wcrds IN srs'll Do no mound Ing
Nslppointment siys not yet.
For the weary will be re,ttng,
Free from 5ataas Siry MT;
Rut the wicked vii b, testing,
DISAPPOINTMENT sais not yaI
Then strive for Goi ard Heavsc,
tbsro no more we'il toll and sweat;
Ih4re we're fres from tnat dreai leave1,
Disappointment s,ys not ye.
-kIOHARD Is. LILLRf, OF OEio.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
BREvITIEa.
Ths oh8Apese haE nous the oity
Humford Bros AOl MARKET strcct
ryy Bush'A coal you 0fl lfHe ~

rhs chsapest haE nous the oity
Rumford Bros.' A0A Market stxoct
ryy Bushs coal you VIII lire ~
Go to Mu phey's for your bed springs.
Bay your furniture ct M urpheJs.
Upholster,ng done at Adsir's. l
Adair upholssers his Psrlor Suit,.
rry Blsng GOAL you Will surely 1s1,
~. ktmnie, xrec1t. mo snd iua,l
Adair's Is tho placs for chamber suits.
Adsir's Is the place for PAiior rurhiturs.
,1ILsrQ g. Jlssis', ,s1ssss, o b. $40 ssssR
F,ns Is e. sitss, rs s1sff's, IL q. EGc7ts
Y. Reop Smith, druSsisE, b.h SAT Eins
American Laundry, Coz nest yront ssrses.
First class furni.urs at Murphey's, 3Gt
Shipley street.
Co to Adair's for everything in the Furni
ture and hoddin line
Hollis has full ine Of cough Or 7ps Just
fresh made, at no W. Second etieat.
L'ppircMts coleoratcd srcc tc flr rheu.
matism, BeuralKts and sI;k headsche. ht
4o2 Mar. ct rect.
Rpy your powder, shet and oops 81 Lynch
l. IesIy'L N. W. cor. FouYtl AID Maais0r
streets. Down town price,.
9o to Geo. II. Mu-phey's ior yo1r parior,
| chamber aud dining room forniIure. 3oe
| ahipiey a'resE.
Before purchasing Furniture and ssddins
ldon't fLii to W to A6air's as Market
strset, and sas h s.ocI ami get ms pricei.
All RhsumAtic ami Neuralgia pains and
Sick II a1acbe rsiiegod tn i've minutes with
DR.. j.ippino)tt's specific Once, 6O4
Froneh s,Taet.
Those that bsv, not 70. been II hdsir's
Furniture : toro should insk, vists and
sse tle lsygest stock IN this clty VII hsthor you
want to b ~ or not
| II Adair does rot SHOW y.u ths llrgast
stook .: furni ure ast Botd,nR sad iJwess
lprioes 40 tnis city he will make you pros
oat OF y sut.
The ctnVasq for tte Delaware Stats aircc.
to y IL 10 y in progtess. a ne = is AZ Is Iauch
needed, he the ssG 0ns Ia six yyafs old, and
there Is no other puDiiostion tnat gives tbs
NAMES Of farmers. Ferris brUs. ar4 The pub
liaherB.
John q. H-ysnt, Na. IL E,.st Seventh
y street, ts prepared 70 supply AZ k!Ht CT al
incs OF bUoss AZ Iss@esl pea - ask
srtioss, or vii, son some On ins y ih.en0
email weekly or monthly aymentt.
II you waut your Heaters and Rang
overhsuisa and pat In god or,ler for tn,
| Water, send your order 20 knat Foprtl
, street picSol, stove snd Heater company
by telephone. Number S2s, II wili b
lpromp.l{ attended 10.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
GIFT THE BEST FENCG.

FARMERS OF New Castle Uoun.y, we nsk
you now TO luosoribe inr ftcok in the Nes
Usstie County Hodge COMPANY. steck-
holders have the test advantages. The
sgsnu VIII call upon yeu soon to receive
your subscriptions. Tho company will mos
assurdiy be org aniLed thia 'sil;do not fail u
have stock in &c. Apy Information In rela.
tion to either fence or stoc1 viii DO cheer
fuliy given by either o: the uade-sisned
addressed TO tia Clayton Hsusa, Whining.
ton, Del. SAMUEL JOHNSON,
SOLOMON HERSEY,
THOMAS ROBIH5pN,
RuBEhr McFANL.iE,
$50 II Agents Dayton HsdSs Uonpsny.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
ngT.kuwa
ENRpPU5AL9.

Sealed proposals will be rscfived uutii .
b IN. OF 0csober 20. 1887. for tuppiSins tho
A lmsheuse ard Inspe tsyIum from Get.
2e. 1851, 70 JAncay rs, 1919, " ia frsrn beef
mutton, eslt poyE. brosd, grocer -, dry
goods, hats, olotn ibg, diu.s and Dedicire es,
tobaoco. sour bsass, rr1I Dgtger, four sDi
isso. hoes az d carpet slippeis al d gasoline.
Bids tor ne h oebf will he ny the quarter
IN proport'oa tfoNe hind Qusrter wish tho
kidney tat tatr.SEot with fsur toe GUAR.
tefs out OF fcsitle we'll f.ttet And drestiag
not loss than beo found
Bids for nutlDn will bs Tor foro qusr.crs
only. HasoItn' must not bs Of = less stand
ard Of sravity thansS
all supll ee. e1cspL crIp', 20 bo delivered
1t tbs ltnsGouSc Gt iuoh tineI AMI in
each guam iIies as MAJ os regnued. sem
pies " tie goods can be Nen at tho
q elmfhouee and Blank tch0dules for the C m
VEN once OF bidd'rs VAL b. furrHhed to ny
one withtpg TO bis tor supplies.
The irustees reserve tho right TO reject anJ
| or al BIDS
By order Of no Trus'ees Of rho r Jor OF II on
| CAST csunty. J HN GU rhklf,
1 .20-.f suUoriutendept.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
Tho portsmouta 10 Di,tress

The United States training ship
Ports mouth, which |, fs Newport, Rhode
Islani, ON Sunday morninE anchored
yesterday off Point judith IN south
west gu Q. She had four anchors out,
bet II was feared that IL the gale con-
pnusd cha would be driven on the dau-
.erons ROCKS OF the Point. The ship
had ses seral bundrtd souls on board /,
aud Iarse lois Of liis was feared II her
anchors should drag. At 4 O'Clock In
the afternoon the Porsmeuth began
sending up signais, but they could Lot
hs read fr, m shore. Admiral Lnoa has
ant the Dolphin to her assts ace.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
Ior sHio.

b SALF-Ope oi th' ee
|rice ten-roomed houses . a.
Il Frar kin streets, having ns
E,ss on the Park OF %
E,sirg sn open view and
EerIat.Jn Of pure air; also
fS,es view of the river and
lSdipg country For cit,
and conveniences and
p ts.is house cannot
|ro.s ed, having all i'm
Epen,s, including staten
[rtle wash.st, and. Apply q,
|aee or 2i4 East Fourth
$50 ct
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
$50 If Agente Dayton Hedge uonpsny.

NYOTlCs-FARMER| MUTUAL FIRE
~ insurance COMPANY OF MIL Creek
Hund red: an assessment OF - per 81 900
en- ts xaoio basig Il tho company TO inset q
loss by frs. ANY 0ne paying this tax on or
before Nov. a q, IN all have rsoate off Ier
ceut Culioc:oi 8: brsudywine hcucIed
Jnc. W. Day; iihr istiana huudfed. Howard
4. Riinn and Frederick kisir; Mtil Orecs
Hundred, abner Mitchell, ana John Bsll
White Oiay Cre,z, Alfred 7. Hooxs.
o24 atd ltS 4. l.. J. BALDWIN, Sec'y.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
oo.Ya,ors TO be Discharged

About one hun ;rel opera oes em-
ployei by the Bait moie and ONO
releQrsph Company were on 5atorda,
notfi d that their services would rot he
rsoui,td after to Sit Inst, Eotice
gss also given that all faoes of that
On ,auy Ia Maryland would at oncs
hs c,nsolioa.ad with the Western
Union ofioes, exctpt iu Ba tinore,
Iumberlaud and Frs'srics.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

L PbOIAL BAnHAIN- NO OItY TAXES
- 100 &C; "a OF god land. mile from city
limits. Osn De sold In lots 70 suit purchaser
he tract Is very nicely located ana very de-
sirable fof Investments, or for homes for
parties Of moder ate moan. The land Is Of
fered at low prtce and on easy terms.
PHILIP X. OLhRk h o.,
o2o n "A tceL5 Market greet. city.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

f-I-1--1i,rtu 2-sTukY bRiUk
srd ri.,,en, No. 900 Choe'eos
n. laS tss. dc 20; new tiu roof; dry
,.g1bi. % rent; selling hocsuse
\ nca ,iviug in Phiiadeipnm a
F.ai' sIef. Apply % J }. VIII
y-tfe. trts.npt Hpd 40 q rs sis.'
hen n. a., 4sz! l.. DAuphin strt o.
IELis IA. o.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

,gNAmHkasA.- n.AsA- sGhS' s.,
IN glfing pare IrcSt nnd oheIG.osle'
s;ssipa thstY prescriptions or privhA I"
,aipkg eareIuuy 9esnpounoen wisa pw~
Ii, 4. EiRiFfshTk knl
us. Iiy ssx xyhpsasrcsa, @flnsGsAnE Nef
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
ALLEN, WHO HAVING Hal

Nl over 20 years. experience In teaching
vocal and instrnme tai music. will give lessons
on piano and organ; win also teach singing
pupils, Terms Trasa able. Address L.
ALLEN, 2iri and MARKET sts., wilmington,
DeI ol5-l2t
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

SsLH-A VERY DtSiH a bLE
b u 70 yers conveniently locstodi
tpu . l:Giugto eafy tsfn5. IA
|t1.2.tT : h91 ecker, Attotnsls Tor
o1l-f
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
Nol1CE.

No'loh'
an persons who lntend buying moau.
monts, head and foot stonos for departed
trfondk, would do woll u call On iona l..
Maloue, UolAws'o avenue aad Jefferson sts
VINO ts selling oat belsT cost, to make i'm
provements In the DIsi1ess. Lettoring freq
Of obarges. % I'm
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

Select your fall sui8 from Thorp s
Bacher, marshant tsiioIs, 6ic11 Msrks
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

A UARp-Mgs. FAGAN, WIDDw OF
"A the LAts NJ iohaoi Pagan, ipfor ns her
old customers that tho viii resum, the
mAnuiaoruro OF Rintar Boots aud SHOES.
wholesale and fe1ai!, q. no. sl2 Weef frcnt
street' sl4 Int
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

|StL. -ug SAP, GOOD BJCE-
h qr,iA trili, with phosphate and
st atae 5nsEt. J. r. HALL, ALB
lfai sltct'. $40 u
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
AyuTlUK-DlviUsND. ID.

~ sATIsAss' .AvIrg BANK,
No. b03 III sfsst ktre~t. Oct. ~, 1887.
The manage Q havo rhis day Oeclartd 9
div end ct the rate os pof cent. per an
mum for the iAet eiG MONTH, payable and
aftsr the firat day OF Novomoer. dividends
not drawn sr entitled to future dividends
from October !,
Ole o. n. T. TAYLOR, SECRETARY.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

ShL4B-!.E ktiE AND Stn ALL.
f,riltcsn Vngols at fsir pr oe5.
|e.i.s,.icn vi business wagons. W
3US,l 1Gd And krsnoh sts. alo.sms
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

.A,,t-A sOK REL ARE.
lgps s,,ven hucdrsi pounds. war
Il.t ard KIND In single and dou-
=, ,frr,tss OF all ot,ects. Sid lor
In. sppig TO hUBhkf + SIX AIN,
|. .t.tye ..h and King AZ OF 't
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

a..y-yallUAY HRlOk aOUSE
.sr.l r:is OF I4ovorinS avenue,
lsharrg ,..sa-. win ssli cheap, and
:.c... .arcnaser. Morthiy install
Lse'. ...l ~ Lindso stroot. Appiy
/, ~ t.hSIIH. Lnis oboe ilb'u
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

|SA!r-ONE OH z 8 T N U I
I-EnV:., between 7 ard 8 years o.
/. hand. tish, good uriver, can oe
(yst4ty W. Z. BULLOCK, ,renta
EGa gfeeH, bu
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

80. COOP oAsPsNTih NJ
h l,tssh a. GA ga
s,ly.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

:S;,-1 sIrgAT.Io.ISs .Is,v PT nsp = Z
~ "a ereLoes, lls.bis
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

-rnI PRACTICAL Emil ~
% ,a wcoi sawyer, "" . al
Il wv french It. wharf. 80
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

.,.hurkS. a1 $40 mAE
S,iluett tl'oi' ui9 eLs
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

ynARpExs h'nTshL 8
sIfn toas.siIeot tkb!t: tr5t-cie -
Y..idTf oho' "a az U2!-ew
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

A BARGAIN, ONE
!, sn,s, farms IN Delaware County,
|, , ,1r,orivlllc station, on In. Dalli-
|,,,l II, ,f, ,ad, containing 57 horrs.
|r,rg, irult In abundance ana un-
|. .i,t. ~ cultivation. Call on or ad-
s2O-tf
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The San Francisco Clroosir6 says
Which brings to me the little pazalld
which happened at SanansntO. In
child is only ten years ed. and II than
isn't going to he trouble sb01t her whdn
she grows up shall he surprised. Size
was apparently progressing very nicely
at school. At first she haAl good deal
to say Nhsn She got home every dag'
but of late she has made but fex re-
marks, and has been distinguished o!
an air of seh-satisfactiUp which hA
much disturbed her good mother. Is
other morning. Is she vos going Cd 70
school, she said :.
Mamma. l want q bottle of walei.
"What for =
''Ts take TO school with me-.
"What do you want to. do with Il Z!
10 put the flowers the boys bring
me ia"
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mean to say you ask tho boys y snns
you towers :"
''No, of course noeF' very ssnter1
mously.
"Well, how do you get them Z"
There is only one boy Who hr'ns
hem. Jimmy Smith brings fo*e"
every day."
"For youa"
"No; all the giras tease him all I'd
tine fox them"
81 hope you dontt" IT,,
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course I don't. I Just look at him anu
he gives them to me-"
If 1 could have my way I would PEI;
suade the young b ssad an bour "a
think day.